The document is filled with so much meaningless fluff that it’s annoying to read and was probably written by chatgpt and the cover image is AI generated: I don’t think there’s anything useful here.

Here’s the link to the actual lawsuit: https://bivens.plaintip.com/index.php/google-incognito/

Sadly, only for Americans.

I’m pretty sure that vulnerability only affected windows machines. Surely you’re not running a homelab with windows server?

The quotes around “Dog” are nice touch

I’m offended by the use of the Lobster font.

Woah, a meme format from Blazing Saddles? That’s awesome!

Yeah the creator said the name was specifically meant to pique curiosity and I’d say OP fell for it

Well it might be called a wall “sit”, but if you’re doing it right then it’s a pretty good core workout and you probably won’t be able to do it for long

Inertia is a property of matter

My guess would be the response text is passed through a rudimentary templating engine that looks for { and }. Somehow it must be processing the whole chat history. The templater fails at the unexpected braces in the code block and then just gives up (probably a try-catch ignores the error and sends the message anyway).

Wish there was a self-hosted version of notion with all the same features

Why use AI then if the results are so shitty? Surely there are a million real photos of cats raising a paw online

I feel like I’m insane because I remember clearly that someone made an open source trip planner years ago on Reddit that gained a lot of support. But I can’t find any references to it anymore.

An expensive phone that’s missing basic features? Ohhhh an iphone.

Yes to pain relief, but what about cold/flu medication? All they do is restrain the symptoms (like a running nose, coughing up phlegm, fever) which are your body's attempts at fighting the virus. Shouldn't that make you sick for longer because your body can't fight as well? I'm sure my understanding of the biological processes is severely lacking.

I definitely agree, but you can use dating apps with the goal of just meeting new people. Reorient a "first date" into a more casual hangout to get to know this new friend and potential partner. I treated dating almost like interviewing and looked for incompatibilities or irreconcilable differences within the first few conversations. Not saying it's easy (and organic meetings are much better), but it can be done.

Source: went on several dates with people through Bumble and Hinge until I found my partner.

The what‽‽‽

I was also going to suggest tunnels (Cloudflare, ngrok, etc) as a great way to test out your setup without worrying about the networking side. They’re not a great long-term solution, but a great step before diving into vpn configuration or messing with a new router.